Redlegs slump deepens as cold Milwaukee hosts Braves
Manager Birdie Tebbetts cites warm weather as the Reds seek a cure for a NL skid. The 5-3 loss to St Louis drops Cincinnati to 1-45, with Ray Jablonski homering in the eighth and Smoky Burgess drawing a walk. Pitching woes persist as Scantlebury, Gross, and Jeffcoat surrender three, two, and one runs respectively.
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Coaching Ties and Spring Training Protests In Sportsviews
Jerry Nardiello surveys Ellison's hiring of former player Jack Beck at Middletown and Richmond High's Art Beckner contract dispute. The piece contrasts coaching changes with spring training timing debates sparked by Duke Snider and other rookies seeking big league starts.
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Too Much Vinegar and the Reds Edge Cardinals in Cincinnati
In a midweek game Cincinnati 5 St Louis 3, Mizell earned the win while Scantlebury took the loss. Boyer and Jablonski each homered, with Sarni and Burgess adding doubles. Scantlebury worked 4 of 9 innings and Mizell pitched strong into 8 innings, supported by timely hitting from Virdon and Moon. Ditched lineups show Robinson and Burgess contributing for Cincinnati, Schoendienst, Musial, and Moon for St Louis. The game featured 7 left on base for Cin cinnati and 7 for St Louis, with 3-3-3 double plays and a tight bullpen clash. Final tally 5-3 in favor of Cincinnati.
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Cardinals Top Reds as Boyer Drives in Four
Ken Boyer of the St. Louis Cardinals belted a home run and a single driving in four runs aiding a 5-3 victory over Cincinnati. Johnny Bucyk? Bucks held the Senators to eight hits and forced five double plays as the Yankees won 41. Almond Eyes, two year old full sister to Native Dancer, is among nominees for the 1956 Selima at Laurel this fall.
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Mizell and Kinder Shaping Young Cardinale Start
Vinegar Bend Mizell looks set to win 20 for the St. Louis Cardinale as Ellis Finder’s aging arm strains. Mizell and 41-year-old Kinder combined to beat the Reds 5 3 after opening the season 4 2 win. Rain and cold delayed several games, with Yankees and Tigers winning while Boston and Baltimore postponed.
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Boyer s Bat Raises Hopes Of Card Fans
Ken Boyer leads the National League in batting early in the season with a .556 mark after seven games, driving in four runs as the Cardinals beat Cincinnati 5-3. The piece also notes Yankee Bill Skowron leading the American League with a .464 average, plus leaders in runs, RBIs, homers, and other stats across both leagues.
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Tennis Tour Eyes Behind Iron Curtain Visit
Los Angeles based promoter Jack Kramer plans a world tour and considers a trip behind the Iron Curtain to Russia. He says the aim is to showcase tennis and not mainly to earn money, with potential support from philanthropist backers in Carmel, California.
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Wednesday Schedule and Results Roundup
Baseball schedule shows Cleveland at Kansas City New York at Baltimore Washington at Boston and Brooklyn at New York N as well as Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Milwaukee Chicago at St. Louis with St. Louis beating Cincinnati 5 to 3 New York at Pittsburgh postponed cold weather Milwaukee at Chicago and Brooklyn at Philadelphia postponed Only American Association results Denver beat Charleston 12 to 4 Louisville over Omaha 4 to 3 Wichita edged Minneapolis 5 to 3 International League Rochester topped Columbus 6 to 4 Toronto beat Miami 2 to 1 Buffalo defeated Richmond 2 to 0 Montreal prevailed over Havana 8 to 6
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Daytonian Defeats Boddie in Ten Round Middleweight Bout
Del Flanagan of Dayton easily takes a unanimous decision over George Boddie of Dayton in a ten round middleweight fight. Flanagan weighed 13414 pounds and Boddie 15644 pounds in Milwaukee on Tuesday night.
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Ex-Star Alleges Ferris Quietly Assisted Canada Trip
John T. Fulton, former Stanford runner and 1946 US track captain, charges AAU secretary Ferris arranged a Canada trip beyond expense rules. Ferris denies the allegations as libelous while Fulton cites a March 1956 Ferris letter and says he later received $600 in cash in an unmarked envelope after cashing a Knights of Columbus event check.
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Big Ten Boss May Reveal Decision On OSU Inquiry
Columbus Ohio. Big Ten Commissioner Kenneth Tug Wilson is meeting with Ohio State University President Howard Bevis and faculty rep Wendell Pastle. The visit fuels expectation that a ruling on OSU athletic violations is near, with possible outcomes including exoneration, a reprimand, probation, or suspension.
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Tug) Wilson
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Woody) Hayes
Millrose winner claims prizes amid dispute
Fulton says he won a Millrose race and received a $45 water and an $85 set of golf clubs but Ferris counters that Fulton’s claim is false after consulting AAU records. Ferris disputes the prize details and asserts no truth to the winning account.
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